Sentence examples for forgiving with from inspiring English sources

We watch her world grow lonelier and less forgiving with each bad choice she makes.

The pin placements were forgiving, with only four holes set closer than five paces from a green's edge.

The Obama administration has not been quite as forgiving with the banks, but it still has been nowhere near aggressive enough.

Ms. Kaufman is less forgiving with her parents' millionaire friend who "drank her face off at the wedding" and never gave a gift.

"Therefore, in the absence of concrete methods to formally limit a financial institution's systemic importance — regardless of how regulatory functions are allocated — regulators may tend to be more forgiving with systemically important institutions compared to those that are not".

Though the legal system may have let him off lightly, people in the entertainment industry were not as forgiving, with the vast majority of people refusing to work with him or hire him.

To everyone's credit, the cast has both fully grasped the opportunity for the indulgence of goofy libidinousness and embraced the informal and mutually forgiving bond with the audience that goes with a show so lightly rehearsed that parts of it are necessarily impromptu.

Now I know it must be difficult to equate forgiving someone with taking more poison, so bear with me for a moment.

At the City Paper, he was the editor every young writer should hope to encounter: as harsh as he was forgiving, accessible, with an outlook that could be described as jaded idealism.

South African Archbishop Desmond Tutu in the new The Book of Forgiving coauthored with his daughter says: "It is perfectly normal to want to hurt back when you have been hurt.

Forgiving someone with the hope that our compassion will help them realize the affects of their actions usually results in you -- the forgiver -- getting hurt again.